Documentation/4.1/SlicerApplication/MainApplicationGUI - Revision history

UpdateBot: Prepend documentation/versioncheck template. See http://na-mic.org/Mantis/view.php?id=2887

2013-06-14T07:26:48Z

Prepend documentation/versioncheck template. See http://na-mic.org/Mantis/view.php?id=2887

Marianna at 17:16, 12 November 2012

2012-11-12T17:16:03Z

Marianna at 17:14, 12 November 2012

2012-11-12T17:14:38Z

Marianna: /* Toolbar */

2012-10-31T15:29:37Z

Toolbar

Finetjul: /* Slice Viewers */

2012-06-08T22:28:46Z

Slice Viewers

Millerjv: /* Chart Viewers */

2012-05-03T17:19:55Z

Chart Viewers

Millerjv: /* Chart Viewers */

2012-05-03T17:19:09Z

Chart Viewers

Millerjv: /* Chart Viewers */

2012-05-03T17:17:28Z

Chart Viewers

Millerjv: /* Chart Viewers */

2012-05-03T17:16:08Z

Chart Viewers

Millerjv: /* Chart Viewers */

2012-05-03T17:12:21Z

Chart Viewers

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 **The '''Load Scene''' option will raise a browser to select and load a collection of data as a MRML scene. This option clears the existing scene and resets the application state.
 The '''Save''' option will raise the "Save Data" Interface which offers a variety of options for saving MRML scenes, individual datasets and Medical Reality Bundle (.MRB) file. <br>
 ===Note===
 A .mrb file is a archive file that contains the mrml scene file and all data for loading into Slicer4. The .mrb file is actually a .zip file but with a different file extension. So, if you rename archive.mrb to be archive.zip you can look at (or modify) the contents using normal tools. The code in slicer that handles reading .mrb files performs an unzip into a temp directory and then reads the first .mrml file it finds there.  Because of this, for several of the older .zip files it's possible to open them directly in slicer by just changing the file extension from .zip to .mrb.
 *Module Selection & Navigation
 **The Module Selection & Navigation toolbar provides options for searching for module names, selecting from a module menu, and moving backward and forward through the module selection history for convenience.

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 *Load & Save Options
 **The '''Load Scene''' option will raise a browser to select and load a collection of data as a MRML scene. This option clears the existing scene and resets the application state.
-The '''Save''' option will raise the "Save Data" Interface which offers a variety of options for saving MRML scenes, individual datasets and Medical Reality Bundle (.MRB) file. '''Note:''' .mrb file is a archive file that contains the mrml scene file and all data for loading into Slicer4. The .mrb file is actually a .zip file but with a different file extension. So, if you rename archive.mrb to be archive.zip you can look at (or modify) the contents using normal tools. The code in slicer that handles reading .mrb files performs an unzip into a temp directory and then reads the first .mrml file it finds there.  Because of this, for several of the older .zip files it's possible to open them directly in slicer by just changing the file extension from .zip to .mrb.
+The '''Save''' option will raise the "Save Data" Interface which offers a variety of options for saving MRML scenes, individual datasets and Medical Reality Bundle (.MRB) file. <br>
 *Module Selection & Navigation

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 *Load & Save Options
-**The '''Load Scene''' option will raise a browser to select and load a collection of data as a MRML scene. This option clears the existing scene and resets the application state. The '''Save''' option will raise the "Save Data" Interface which offers a variety of options for saving MRML scenes and individual datasets.
+**The '''Load Scene''' option will raise a browser to select and load a collection of data as a MRML scene. This option clears the existing scene and resets the application state.
 *Module Selection & Navigation
 **The Module Selection & Navigation toolbar provides options for searching for module names, selecting from a module menu, and moving backward and forward through the module selection history for convenience.

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 Some Slice Viewer configuration options may be applied to '''one or all''' Slice Viewers by using the '''Link''' option. When viewers are unlinked, an option applies only to the viewer being adjusted. When viewers are linked, the option will apply to '''all''' Slice Viewers. Link and Unlink are persistent settings, and the additional  '''Hot-Link''' option available from the pull-down menu applies only for one mouse operation.
-[[image:Slicer4SliceViewController.jpg | center]]
+[[image:SliceViewerController-4.1.png | center]]
 == Chart Viewers ==

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 Access any Chart Viewer's Controller by mousing over its '''push-pin''' icon in the top left corner of any chart viewer. The panel may also be opened persistently by clicking the push-pin icon. Next to the push-pin a unique ID may be found that distinguishes the particular Chart Viewer from other Chart Viewers that may have been created when other layouts were selected. Each Chart Viewer contains options for controlling the content and display of a Chart.
-The content and display of a Chart is controlled by selecting a specific Chart for the Chart Viewer. A Chart Viewer can switch between multiple Charts by selecting different Charts from the Scene. The type of the chart can '''Line''', '''Bar''', or '''Scatter'''. The style can be  modified by toggling the display of '''Lines''' and '''Markers''' for the data or by toggling the display of a '''Grid''' or the '''Legend'''. The content of the Chart can be modified by adding and removing individual '''Arrays''' from the Chart. The Chart's '''Title''' and '''Axes Labels''' can be edited using the controls in the Chart Viewer's Controller.
+The content and display of a Chart is controlled by selecting a specific Chart for the Chart Viewer. A Chart Viewer can switch between multiple Charts by selecting different Charts from the Scene. The type of the chart can '''Line''', '''Bar''', or '''Scatter'''. The style can be  modified by toggling the display of '''Lines''' and '''Markers''' for the data or by toggling the display of a '''Grid''' or the '''Legend'''. The content of the Chart can be modified by adding and removing individual '''Arrays''' from the Chart. The Chart's '''Title''', '''X-axis Label''', and '''Y-axis Label''' can be edited using the controls in the Chart Viewer's Controller.
 == Mouse & Keyboard Across Platforms ==